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The smartphone world is dominated by two platforms - Android and iOS. And it doesn't appear the two giants will be doing serious battle with anyone other than themselves for the foreseeable future - that's according to the latest research from advisory firm Gartner.
Google and Apple are the big winners in the smartphone ecosystem, Gartner declares. The combined share of iOS and Android in the smartphone operating system market doubled to nearly 62 percent in the second quarter of 2011, up from just over 31 percent in the corresponding period of 2010.
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A fairly common mistake made by authors is failing to be familiar with their genre.
More time travel than steampunk, although it has been categorized as the latter, this is fun.


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| rect1 X = rectangle 1 x location rect1 Y = rectangle 1 y location rect1 Width = rectangle 1 width rect1 Height = rectangle 1 height rect2 X = rectangle 2 x location rect2 Y = rectangle 2 y location rect2 Width = rectangle 2 width rect2 Height = rectangle 2 height |
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| This command will take two rectangular locations on the screen and see if they overlap. You will need to know the x, y, width, and height of both regions to test. I'm still trying to find a real good logical use for this command with all the other collision commands available to you like ImagesOverlap, ImagesCollide, ImageRectOverlap, and ImageRectCollide. My guess is that this is the absolute fastest possible collision method available and useful to those wishing to write their own collision routines. Unlike the other collision commands, there is no image to detect a collision with - simply one rectangular location overlapping another. You could probably use this command instead of the ImageRectOverlap command, as they are really basically doing the same thing (and I betcha this is faster). This would be useful for very easy-going 'Monkey Island' games to check the position of your pointer against a screen location (or 'hot spot') when pixel perfect accuracy (heck, image graphics in general) are not really needed. |
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| ; RectsOverlap Example ; Flashing graphics warning! Gets hypnotic ... ; Turn on graphics mode Graphics 640,480,16 ; Double buffering, and randomize the randomizer SetBuffer BackBuffer() SeedRnd MilliSecs() ; Repeat the loop until ESC pressed While Not KeyHit(1) ; Generate a random rectangle rect1X=Rnd(50,610) rect1Y=Rnd(50,430) rect1W=20 rect1H=20 ; And another rect2X=Rnd(50,610) rect2Y=Rnd(50,430) rect2W=20 rect2H=20 ; Clear the screen standard double buffering Cls ; Draw our rectangle2 in random colors Color Rnd(255),Rnd(255),Rnd(255) Rect rect1X,rect1Y,rect1W,rect1H,0 Color Rnd(255),Rnd(255),Rnd(255) Rect rect2X,rect2Y,rect2W,rect2H,0 ; Did they collide? If so, print a message and exit the loop! If RectsOverlap (rect1X,rect1Y,rect1W,rect1H,rect2X,rect2Y,rect2W,rect2H) Then Text 0,0, "Our boxes finally collided! Press a mouse button..." ; We do a flip here to ensure the text message gets seen too! Flip Exit ; exit the While/Wend loop End If ; Flip the rects into view, wait 1/10th of a sec, repeat Flip Delay 100 Wend ; Wait for a mouse click WaitMouse() ; End our graphics mode EndGraphics |


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CSV files should be formatted so that each row contains a single competency's information. The only required column is the Competency name, other properties are optional. If you include an ID column, it can either be in the format of <URL> / <Unique ID> or just list the Unique ID.
The URL of the current server will replace a URL in the ID column, or prepend to the ID if only the unique ID. Unique ID's must only contain alpha or symbol characters.
Step 3: Select a CSV File on your computer Step 4: Select the Competency Name Column Step 5: Select the Competency Description Column (if exists) Step 6: Select the Competency Scope Column (if exists) Step 7: Select the Competency Id column (if exists) Step 8: Select a Relation CSV File on your computer (if exists)


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The Naive Bayes classifier is a probabilistic model based on the Bayes theorem. You need to write a program that calculates words' conditional probabilities for the spam and ham groups in this stage. The conditional probabilities can be calculated with the equation below:
\[P(word_i | spam) = {N_{word_i|spam} \over {N_{spam}} + {N_{vocab}}}\]\(N_{word_i|spam}\) is the number of \(word_i\) in spam; \(N_{spam}\) is the total number of words in spam, while \(N_{vocab}\) is the total number of words in the training set vocabulary.
\[P(word_i | ham) = {N_{word_i|ham} \over {N_{ham}} + {N_{vocab}}}\] \(N_{word_i|ham}\) is the number of \(word_i\) in ham; \(N_{ham}\)is the total number of words in ham.
To get the probability of whether a given list of words is spam, we need to multiply the conditional probabilities of each word in the sentence by the probability of spam occurring in the dataset. This conditional probability of spam in a list of words is shown below:
\[P(spam|word_1,word_2,...,word_n) = P(word_1|spam){*}P(word_2|spam){*}...{*}P(word_n|spam){*}P(spam)\]
Similarly, the conditional probability of ham in a given list of words can be calculated as follows:
\[P(ham|word_1,word_2,...,word_n) = P(word_1|ham){*}P(word_2|ham){*}...{*}P(word_n|ham){*}P(ham)\]
You can take the list of words from the spam and ham subsets of the training set. Some words from ham do not occur in spam and vice versa. These words are considered zero-probability words. If a zero-probability word from the spam subset occurs in a sentence of the test set, the spam conditional probability will be zero. To solve this problem, we will introduce the Laplace smoothing (\(\alpha\)).
The conditional probability of words in the spam subset can be adjusted as follows:
\[P(word_i | spam) = {N_{word_i|spam} + \ \alpha \over {N_{spam}} + \ \alpha{N_{vocab}}}\]
while the conditional probability of words in the ham subset becomes:
\[P(word_i | ham) = {N_{word_i|ham} + \ \alpha \over {N_{ham}} + \ \alpha{N_{vocab}}}\]
In this stage, your program should:
index
of the dataframe is the unique word of the vocabulary, the columns are Spam Probability
and Ham Probability
respectively.The greater-than symbol followed by a space (>
) represents the user input. Note that it's not part of the input.
Example 1: An example of your program
Spam Probability Ham Probability
a 0.000069 0.000162
aa 0.000069 0.000065
aah 0.000069 0.000129
aathi 0.000069 0.000194
abbey 0.000069 0.000065
abdoman 0.000069 0.000065
abel 0.000069 0.000065
aberdeen 0.000138 0.000032
abi 0.000069 0.000129
ability 0.000069 0.000065
abiola 0.000069 0.000259
abj 0.000069 0.000065
able 0.000069 0.000647
abnormally 0.000069 0.000065
aboutas 0.000069 0.000065
abroad 0.000138 0.000032
absence 0.000069 0.000065
absolutely 0.000069 0.000065
absolutly 0.000069 0.000097
abstract 0.000069 0.000065


Pseudo classes are bolted on to selectors to specify a state or relation to the selector. They take the form of selector:pseudo_class { property: value; }, simply with a colon in between the selector and the pseudo class.
selector:pseudo_class { property: value; }


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enum XCDYouTubeErrorCode {}
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enum XCDYouTubeErrorCode : Int
These values are returned as the error code property of an NSError object with the domain XCDYouTubeVideoErrorDomain
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Returned when no suitable video stream is available. This can occur due to various reason such as:
- The video is not playable because of legal reasons or when the video is private.
- The given video identifier string is invalid.
- The video was removed as a violation of YouTube’s policy or when the video did not exist.
Declaration
Objective-C
XCDYouTubeErrorNoStreamAvailable = -2
Swift
case noStreamAvailable = -2
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Returned when a network error occurs. See
NSUnderlyingErrorKey
in the userInfo dictionary for more information.Declaration
Objective-C
XCDYouTubeErrorNetwork = -1
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case network = -1
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Returned when an empty response is returned. This may indicate that YouTube has blocked requests from your IP address because of overuse. This error does not contain any info in the
userInfo
property and is not appropriate to show to the user.Declaration
Objective-C
XCDYouTubeErrorEmptyResponse = -3
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case emptyResponse = -3
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Deprecated
YouTube has stopped using error code 2.
Previously returned when the given video identifier string is invalid. Use
XCDYouTubeErrorNoStreamAvailable
instead.Declaration
Objective-C
XCDYouTubeErrorInvalidVideoIdentifier = 2
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case invalidVideoIdentifier = 2
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Deprecated
YouTube has stopped using error code 100.
Previously returned when the video was removed as a violation of YouTube’s policy or when the video did not exist.
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Objective-C
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Swift
case removedVideo = 100
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YouTube has stopped using error code 150.
Previously returned when the video is not playable because of legal reasons or when the video is private. Use
XCDYouTubeErrorNoStreamAvailable
instead.Declaration
Objective-C
XCDYouTubeErrorRestrictedPlayback = 150
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case restrictedPlayback = 150


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William MarstonAs the inventor of the lie detector, William Marston wielded massive influence over the development of American society, but that was nothing compared to the impact he made when he created the comic book character of Wonder Woman.If he was writing comic books today, Marston would be eaten alive by the morality police. A college professor, Marston was fascinated by sexual bondage and lived openly in a menage-a-trois with his wife and a young student. As a graduate student at Harvard around the turn of the 20th century, Marston helped develop the principles which would eventually form the basis for the polygraph machine. Marston found correspondences between lying and blood pressure. In 1915, he built a device to measure changes in blood pressure and equate them to truthfulness, with the assistance of sophisticated questioning techniques. Marston's research quickly caught the eye of the federal government, including the FBI and the Department of War, which wanted to use his techniques to question prisoners during World War I. Marston was called in to consult on the Lindbergh Baby kidnapping case, but his contribution was rejected by the judge. Although his invention was quickly surpassed by more sophisticated devices, Marston remained a fervent advocate of the technology. He settled into a career as a psychologist and teacher. Marston married in 1915, then in 1920, he met an attractive young student, who moved in with the couple as husband and wife and wife (but without a formal marriage contract). Marston's sexual ethics were based on a theory of gender characteristics that classed men as aggressive and conflict-oriented, and woman as "alluring" and submissive. Marston claimed that his vision of women's submissiveness was actually empowering. Although many guys who like dominating women are prone to such claims, Marston made an effort to expand and explain his vision through his literary output. Marston's first effort was the 1932 novel Venus With Us, a sexcapade starring Julius Caesar and many, many women. Marston cranked out a few more popular books (in addition to his prodigious academic output), but nothing clicked. He had more success as an adviser to the literate and famous, acting as a consultant to Hollywood studios and later to D.C. Comics, home of such American icons as Sargon the Sorcerer, Dr. Occult, Slam Bradley and the Star-Spangled Kid (with Stripesy), as well as a cast of second-stringers that included some guys named Batman and Superman. During a conversation with an editor at D.C., Marston pitched his idea for a female superhero who would provide a role model for girls, displaying what he believed to be the most powerful feminine qualities -- sexual allure and "domination via submission," in which women made themselves so irresistible to men that men would willingly allow women to rule them. Or that men would sublimate their aggressive impulses by submitting to erotic bondage, which would then empower women. Or that women could be physically strong but still sexy, and that their strength wasn't compromised if they got tied to beds by supervillains on a regular basis. Or something like that. The overarching point was that bondage was good, and that society would be well-served by inculcating prepubescent boys and girls with images of bondage. As Marston himself attempted to explain it:
Not even girls want to be girls so long as our feminine archetype lacks force, strength, and power. Not wanting to be girls, they don't want to be tender, submissive, peace-loving as good women are. Women's strong qualities have become despised because of their weakness. The obvious remedy is to create a feminine character with the strength of Superman plus all of the allure of a good and beautiful woman. With these philosophical underpinnings, Wonder Woman debuted in 1941 as a bizarre mix of progressive feminism and hot bondage action. Wonder Woman's superpowers were roughly equivalent to those of Superman, who had debuted a couple years earlier. (In the those days, Superman was somewhat less omnipotent than his later incarnations.) Her costume consisted of a bustier, a tiny skirt, manacles on her wrists and a pair of red, knee-high boots with spiked heels, all in the colors and patterns of the American flag to boot. Wonder Woman also carried a golden lasso for binding her opponents and making them submit to her loving allure. Week after week, Marston placed Wonder Woman into peril and bondage, even featuring several bondage scenes within a single story when he got carried away. Wonder Woman frequently found herself tied to beds, or bound by the wrists with her ass in the air, but sometimes she got to play the dominatrix as well, tying up men and women individually or in groups. Marston's editors were vaguely suspicious -- wink wink, nudge nudge -- that there might be a sexual subtext to all this imagery. If they had bothered to read Marston's academic writings, his editors might have been more suspicious. If they had happened to read his high-profile interviews with national magazines in which he enthusiastically boasted that he was subliminally implanting bondage imagery in the minds of American youth, well, they might have been even more suspicious. But Wonder Woman had become one of D.C.'s best-selling comic books, so the editors were content to let these issues fall by the wayside. Marston wrote Wonder Woman until his death in 1947, reaping significant profits for himself and his heirs thanks to a savvy contract (unlike those signed by the creators of Batman and Superman, which left said creators virtually destitute while D.C. reaped billions in revenue over the course of decades). Interestingly, Marston's fetishes didn't become an issue during the virulent anti-comics backlash of the 1950s. Although comics were demonized for corrupting the morals of children, the main complaints leveled against Wonder Woman had more to do with her uppity feminism than her B&D overtones. Wonder Woman has been a mainstay of DC Comics since her debut, but her popularity waned once she was separated from her B&D roots. She enjoyed a brief resurgence in the 1970s, first as a feminist icon and subsequently as a bimbo-esque TV action star, but she never regained the power she wielded as a 1940s-era submissive, alluring free-spirit sex kitten. So was Marston an altruistic genius conducting a radical experiment in social engineering, or just a dirty old man getting his rocks off? History has not yet rendered its judgment, and neither will the Rotten Library. We will simply note that the first generation of Wonder Woman readers entered young adulthood in the 1960s -- a decade Marston would have loved had he lived to see it. There may be hope yet for the Amazon princess. In 2005, Joss Whedon -- creator of Buffy the Vampire Slayer -- announced he would write and direct a new Wonder Woman movie. Based on his previous work, Whedon probably has a better-than-average chance to recreate Marston's kinky-yet-empowering worldview. And he's less smug than Quentin Tarantino. |


Three cows swim five miles to safety after being swept out to sea in hurricane
The cows were swept away from Cedar Island, in North Carolina, US, by a 'mini-tsunami' caused by Hurricane Dorian - and were lucky not to have been dragged to their deaths in the Atlantic
by Matthew Dresch, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/matthew-dresch/Three cows have miraculously survived being swept out to sea in a 'mini-tsunami' caused by Hurricane Dorian.
The cattle were washed five miles out to sea when the hurricane resulted in flooding on Cedar Island, in North Carolina, in September.
The animals were found on the Outer Banks, a group of islands off the coast of the US state, in between the mainland and the Atlantic.
Cape Lookout National Seashore spokesman B.G. Horvat reportedly said the bovines were lucky to have avoided being dragged out into the Atlantic Ocean.
He added that if the cows could talk they would have a 'gripping story to share'.
According to the New York Times , Mr Horvat said: "It’s a tremendous story of how they made it.
"If the cows could talk, imagine the story they can tell you of enduring that rush of water.
"That must be incredible. Ever since they found each other, they have been hanging out together. They are just grazing on the North Core Island."
The 'wall of water' was caused by a change in winds, blowing the overflow from bursting rivers onto the island.
The authorities are waiting for the owner of the three cows to step forward and arrange for them to be transported from the North Core Island.
The animals were washed away by an 8ft 'mini-tsunami', which killed at least 28 wild horses on Cedar Island.
Nena Hancock, owner of the horses, said she would be happy to help get the cows back home safe.
A huge herd of livestock graze on a 1,000-acre area of land on Cedar Island.


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We use git as our version control. It allows us to manage our code and merge code together. We also use Github which using git, lets us share our code online.
Check out the subreddit for projects you might be interested in or join the IRC and chat to our members about your skills and what projects you could help contribute to! Alternatively keep an eye on our projects page where our active projects are kept.


Introduction:
AHLUL- BAYT Islamic Centre, commonly known as HUSSIANIA is a purpose built
NATIONAL IRISH SHIA MUSLIM ISLAMIC CENTRE. It is the only Shia Muslim
Islamic centre in Ireland including the Northern Ireland. Its aims and objectives are to
serve the social , cultural and spritual needs of the entire Shia Muslim population
of
Ireland. There are about 1000 Shia Muslims working, studying and living in Ireland.
Historical Background:
The foundation of HUSSIANIA was laid down some time during the 1970s by a
few Shia
Muslim medical students, who came to Dublin from the Middle Eastern countries to study
at the Royal College of surgeon, Dublin. These students hired a small house in the
Portobello area of Dublin and then after a few years when this place was not big enough to
accommodate every one, they moved to a bigger house in Rathgar. Gradually this place
become known to other Shi'a Muslims living and working in Ireland. After a few years
later even this house was not big enough to cater for the religious and spiritual needs of
Irish Shi'a Muslim community. It was time to find a bigger and better space to serve
properly the socio-cultural and religious needs of this small but growing Shi'a Muslim
community of Ireland. During the 1990s the local Irish Shi'a Muslim community
decided
to build a proper Shi'a Muslim Islamic Center. They tapped on their own resources and
constructed a purpose built center in the Milltown area of Dublin 14. Hussainia, Ahlul
-Bait Shi'a Islamic Center was officially opened in September 1996.
A full time resident Imam- Sayyed Ali Abdullah decided to return to Ireland in order to
assume his official duty as a religious head of this center. He is a noble and qualified
Shia
Muslim religious scholar from the highest Muslim academic institution of Qum, Iran
(known as Hawza ).
The Imam of this Hussainia is not only responsible for the Islamic needs of the Shi'a
Muslim community of Ireland but also anyone interested in the religion of Islam and
Islamic world.
Activity:
The center is an active and thriving Islamic institution and is open every day for
the after
noon and evening prayers (salaa) it also conducts Dua Kumayal (special supplication) on
every Thursday after the evening prayers. The center regularly holds lectures on various
Islamic topics and issues on every Saturday from 8 PM. These lectures are open to
anyone wishes to come along and are free of charge. The center offers a Friday afternoon
prayer a recommended ritual through out the Islamic world. It conducts special occasion
ceremonies through out the year. The Shia Muslim Islamic calendar is full of such
special
occasions for example birth and death anniversaries of twelve Imams or Ahlul Bayt i.e. the
family of Prophet Mohammed (p.b.u.h) and his progeny (Aimmah).
The Fundamentals of Islam:
Islam is a perfect code of life. In presenting this code of life, Islam provides
both for the
formation of basic ideas and also for the implementing those ideas in to practice. For any
one to become Muslim and believe in Islam one simply accept the following :
KALEMA
LA ILAHA ILLALLAH: There
is no God but Allah
MUHAMMADUN RASOOLULLAH: Our Prophet, Muhammad
Mustafa (Peace ofAllah
be upon him) is the messenger of Allah.
ALIYUN WALI-ULLAH: Imam Ali, the first Imam (Peace of Allah
be on him) is the
guardian (Imam) appointed by Allah.
WASI-O-RASOOLILAH: He (Imam Ali) is the rightful executor of
the will of the Prophet.
Note: whenever we utter or hear the name of our
Prophet, we should say salawat. ( O
Allah bless Muhammad
and the Progeny of Muhammad)
What is Islam?
Islam consists of beliefs, which are the fundamental principals
(roots) of the religion, and practices, which are the branches of the religion:
Usool Al-Deen (Roots of the religion):
Foroo'e Al-Deen (Branches of the religion):


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The founders of Kappa Upsilon chapter envisioned for our organization a unique brotherhood that would eschew the traditional norms of fraternities. Instead, they sought to instill a lasting culture of values and ideals that would guide the chapter in everything that it did. They worked to build a close-knit group of lifelong friends who would be leaders in their own right on campus and in the community, who would hold each other accountable, and who would use the fraternity as a tool to harness the collective power of their individual strengths in order to improve the Johns Hopkins experience for all. That mission remains very much alive today, engrained in the day-to-day activities of the fraternity and its brothers.
As our chapter was founded with the intention of making a difference on our campus and in the world, we are committed to service to our community. Highlighted below are some of the major philanthropy efforts in which our brothers participate.
Within Sigma Chi, Derby Days serves as a series of charity events designed to raise money for the fraternity's sole preferred philanthropic partner, the Huntsman Cancer Institute. The basic mission of Derby Days is to combine the men and women of Greek Life to raise money towards cancer research so that we may be "the generation to end cancer." Throughout the week in however many days the chapter decides, participating chapters coordinate and run events meant to serve as competitions among the campus's sororities. Money is gathered through a mixture of competitions and fundraising events.
Every Halloween, the fraternity throws a free haunted house for the Johns Hopkins community and our Charles Village neighbors. This tradition was started by our founding brothers and continues to this day. A different theme is selected each year, and the haunted house winds a long path through three different floors of our house. All donations are sent to the Huntsman Cancer Institute.
President's Day of Service (PDOS) is an annual one-day event sponsored by the Center for Social Concern early within the fall semester. Often working with non-profit organizations and community centers, Hopkins volunteers often work across several Baltimore neighborhoods to work on a variety of community-enriching events. As the mission of Sigma Chi encourages involvement and development of the surrounding communities, the Johns Hopkins chapter has been actively engaged in this event since its inception.
The Kappa Upsilon Day of Service (KUDOS) serves as a chapter-organized community event in the spring. Held and created by the Kappa Upsilon (Johns Hopkins) Chapter, it serves as yet another reminder on the importance of giving back in any way we can to Baltimore and the surrounding area through ways such as landscape beautification and meal prepping for low-income families.
Held and sponsored by the Relay for Life at Johns Hopkins, Relay for Life is the signature fundraiser for the American Cancer Society (ACS). According to the ACS, the event is "staffed and coordinated by volunteers in more than 5,200 communities and 27 countries." Dividing people into teams, groups "relay" to raise and donate any denomination of money. The event serves to bring communities together to "remember loved ones lost, honor survivors of all cancers, and raise money to help the American Cancer Society make a global impact on cancer." As a custom, Sigma Chi serves fried Oreos and other delicacies to create both tasty snacks and serve as tribute to the brothers who have lost those in the fight against cancer.
The Sigma Chi brothers make occasional trips to Hope Lodge, which is a facility sponsored by the American Cancer Society. There, the brothers cook and serve dinner to cancer patients. Brothers then have the chance to interact with the patients and brighten their days.


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LibDriver HX711
2.0.0
HX711 full function driver
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hx711 base driver modules More...
Data Structures | |
| struct | hx711_handle_s |
| hx711 handle structure definition More... | |
| struct | hx711_info_s |
| hx711 info structure definition More... | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct hx711_handle_s | hx711_handle_t |
| hx711 handle structure definition More... | |
| typedef struct hx711_info_s | hx711_info_t |
| hx711 info structure definition More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | hx711_mode_t { HX711_MODE_CHANNEL_A_GAIN_128 = 0x01 , HX711_MODE_CHANNEL_B_GAIN_32 = 0x02 , HX711_MODE_CHANNEL_A_GAIN_64 = 0x03 } |
| hx711 mode enumeration definition More... | |
Functions | |
| uint8_t | hx711_info (hx711_info_t *info) |
| get chip's information More... | |
| uint8_t | hx711_init (hx711_handle_t *handle) |
| initialize the chip More... | |
| uint8_t | hx711_deinit (hx711_handle_t *handle) |
| close the chip More... | |
| uint8_t | hx711_set_mode (hx711_handle_t *handle, hx711_mode_t mode) |
| set the chip mode More... | |
| uint8_t | hx711_get_mode (hx711_handle_t *handle, hx711_mode_t *mode) |
| get the chip mode More... | |
| uint8_t | hx711_read (hx711_handle_t *handle, int32_t *raw, double *voltage_v) |
| read the 24 bits raw ad from the chip More... | |
hx711 base driver modules
| typedef struct hx711_handle_s hx711_handle_t |
hx711 handle structure definition
| typedef struct hx711_info_s hx711_info_t |
hx711 info structure definition
| enum hx711_mode_t |
hx711 mode enumeration definition
| Enumerator | |
|---|---|
| HX711_MODE_CHANNEL_A_GAIN_128 | channel A 128 gain |
| HX711_MODE_CHANNEL_B_GAIN_32 | channel B 32 gain |
| HX711_MODE_CHANNEL_A_GAIN_64 | channel A 64 gain |
Definition at line 64 of file driver_hx711.h.
| uint8_t hx711_deinit | ( | hx711_handle_t * | handle | ) |
close the chip
| [in] | *handle | points to a hx711 handle structure |
Definition at line 267 of file driver_hx711.c.
| uint8_t hx711_get_mode | ( | hx711_handle_t * | handle, |
| hx711_mode_t * | mode | ||
| ) |
get the chip mode
| [in] | *handle | points to a hx711 handle structure |
| [out] | *mode | points to a chip mode |
Definition at line 341 of file driver_hx711.c.
| uint8_t hx711_info | ( | hx711_info_t * | info | ) |
get chip's information
| [out] | *info | points to a hx711 info structure |
Definition at line 417 of file driver_hx711.c.
| uint8_t hx711_init | ( | hx711_handle_t * | handle | ) |
initialize the chip
| [in] | *handle | points to a hx711 handle structure |
Definition at line 173 of file driver_hx711.c.
| uint8_t hx711_read | ( | hx711_handle_t * | handle, |
| int32_t * | raw, | ||
| double * | voltage_v | ||
| ) |
read the 24 bits raw ad from the chip
| [in] | *handle | points to a hx711 handle structure |
| [out] | *raw | points to a raw adc buffer |
| [out] | *voltage_v | points to a converted adc buffer |
Definition at line 370 of file driver_hx711.c.
| uint8_t hx711_set_mode | ( | hx711_handle_t * | handle, |
| hx711_mode_t | mode | ||
| ) |
set the chip mode
| [in] | *handle | points to a hx711 handle structure |
| [in] | mode | is the chip mode |
Definition at line 306 of file driver_hx711.c.


Captaincy has not affected Jason Kerr’s St Johnstone form
The St Johnstone captaincy hasn’t been a burden this season, Jason Kerr insisted.
by Eric NicolsonAnd the centre-back certainly isn’t searching for excuses for his “up and down” form.
“Being captain hasn’t weighed heavily on me,” said Kerr, who succeeded Joe Shaughnessy as McDiarmid Park skipper in the summer. “It hasn’t affected me.
“It’s obviously a bit different when you’re captain but that’s mainly off the pitch.
“On the pitch it hasn’t changed the way I play or anything like that.
“I have just made more mistakes that I have made before. That’s what it’s been down to.
“I am not making any excuses because I know I have been up and down this season.
“It’s easy to look at being made captain and think that I have been doing everything different.
“But it hasn’t affected me on the field at all. I feel the same as I did before I was made captain.
“It’s just down to making too many mistakes.”
Kerr added: “We are an inexperienced back four and that’s what’s going to happen at times.
“We just have to work hard as a group to make sure we can cut them out as much as possible.
“Against Hearts I felt I was back to my best, but in the Hibs game it was my mistake that let them score.
“That kind of summed up the season so far.
“All you can do is work hard, keep learning and then hopefully things will turn for you.”
The two Edinburgh sides brought out the Jekyll and Hyde of this St Johnstone team recently.
“We were happy to get a clean sheet against Hearts so to then lose a goal so early against Hibs was really frustrating,” Kerr reflected.
“We thought we’d turned the corner a bit in that Hearts game but the goal we lost was a bad one and the performance afterwards wasn’t good enough.
“The international break came at the wrong time because we wanted to get out there playing again to put it right.
“It was individual mistakes again and I was to blame against Kamberi at the start.
“We have been making far too many errors. The gaffer has been over it with us because we need to nip it in the bud.
“If we can stop it then we can go on and have a good season but we need to eradicate it quickly.”
Aberdeen are Saints’ next opponents on Sunday and their main attacking threat needs no underlining.
Kerr said: “We had a good performance against Aberdeen last time up there at Pittodrie.
“I thought we were solid for most of the game up there, but they always pose a threat to you.
“Sam Cosgrove is a good striker. He’s big, strong and has good movement so you have to be on your game to keep him quiet.
“I felt I did well against Ikpeazu at Hearts along with Wallace Duffy. We figured out early what he was going to do and stopped him from doing it.
“Cosgrove is bigger and better in the air than he is, so while it’s a sort of similar test they are different players.
“It’s not just about a physical game with him, he’s smart and his goals record just shows how much he can punish you.”
Kerr is hoping that the script is written for Stevie May to be the Perth hero against his old club.
“It was good for Stevie to get a goal against Hibs and that will do his confidence a world of good,” he said.
“Hopefully this weekend he’ll be able to get another one and scoring in back-to-back games would be great.”


In Sec. 7, we have provided the steps to construct the magnetic surface coordinate system (ψ,𝜃,ϕ). Only one additional step is needed to construct the straight-line ﬂux coordinate system (ψ,𝜃,ζ). The additional step is to calculate the generalized toroidal angle ζ according to Eq. (249), where δ is obtained from Eq. (254). This step introduces the new toroidal angle ζ and thus introduces a new magnetic surfaces coordinate system (ψ,𝜃,ζ), which is a straight-line ﬂux coordinate system. Also note that the Jacobian of (ψ,𝜃,ζ) coordinates happens to be equal to that of (ψ,𝜃,ϕ) coordinates.


Quick Initiative
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This server requires a login via a separate tab (not an iFrame)
After clicking the login button, the app will retrieve the CapabilityStatament resource
(to get the SMART endpoints) and then display a button just below this text that you need to click to continue.
After this, a separate tab will open, and the login process (and subsequent query) will continue in
that tab.
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Tackling MySQL Scalability with TiDB:
the most actively developed open source NewSQL database on GitHub
Contributor Count:
TiDB scales horizontally by simply adding new nodes where sharding is automatically managed.
Use TiDB without changing a single line of MySQL application code in most cases and still benefit from the MySQL ecosystem.
TiDB is a strongly consistent system that guarantees ACID compliance.
TiDB's modular architecture is designed to be cloud-native, making deployment, resource provisioning, and maintenance easy to manage and control.
Getting real-time analytics is easy with TiDB's hybrid OLTP/OLAP architecture, while ETL management is minimal.
TiDB uses the Raft consensus algorithm to ensure that data is highly available and safely replicated throughout, with automatic failure recovery and self-healing.


The winning odds are published with the open of the ticket sales of the race. Here are some samples of the odds.
There are two types of betting cards depending on how you bet. Here is an example of how to fill out the betting cards.
開催場/Race Stadium
Fill in the name of the race stadium where the race you want to buy is being held. Only one mark is allowed.式別/Bet Types
Fill in the type of bet you wish to make. Only one mark is allowed.レース番号/Race Number
Fill in the race number you would like to bet. Only one mark is allowed.組版/Pick Number
Fill in the number of the boats/racers depending on the combination, followed by the bet types you wish to buy.金額/Bet Amount
Place the number of the amount of money you bet.単位/Units
Specify the units of the amount you bet. From right to left there are units of "100 yen", "1,000 yen", and "10,000 yen".取消/Cancel
Fill in when you request to cancel the column of the bet.Payout announcement of the winning numbers is to be followed once the race result is settled officially.
Please visit the payout counter if you have winning tickets.
before your payout
Please keep your tickets until the race result is officially announced.
When boats/racers are scratched from the race because of false starts, accidents and/or errors, the tickets bet on the scratched boat(s) are to be refunded. Also there are times when the winning places are changed if violation of rules are admitted, even after all the racers passed the goal line. The payout is not materialized until the official result is announced. It is appreciated if you allow some time until the official announcement is made.
Payout must be completed within 60 days!
The winning tickets are valid for 60 days from the next day of the date of the purchase.


This document introduces how to use SOFARPC for service publishing and reference in SOFABoot.
You can get the code sample of this document by clicking here. Note that the code sample requires a local installation of the zookeeper environment. If not, you need to remove the com.alipay.sofa.rpc.registry.address
configuration in application.properties
to use the local file as a registry center.
Create a project
- Prepare environment: SOFABoot requires JDK7 or JDK8 and needs to be compiled with Apache Maven 2.2.5 or above.
- Build SOFABoot project: SOFABoot is based on Spring Boot. So you can use Spring Boot’s project generation tool to generate a standard Spring Boot project.
- Add SOFABoot dependency: The generated standard Spring Boot project directly uses Spring parent dependency, which should be changed to the parent dependency provided by SOFABoot. The parent dependency provides and manages a variety of starters provided by SOFABoot.
<parent>
<groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
<artifactId>spring-boot-starter-parent</artifactId>
<version>${spring.boot.version}</version>
<relativePath/>
</parent>
Replace the above with the followings:
<parent>
<groupId>com.alipay.sofa</groupId>
<artifactId>sofaboot-dependencies</artifactId>
<version>3.0.0</version>
</parent>
Configure
application.properties
:application.properties
is the configuration file in SOFABoot project. Here you need to configure the application name.spring.application.name=AppName
Introduce RPC starter:
<dependency>
<groupId>com.alipay.sofa</groupId>
<artifactId>rpc-sofa-boot-starter</artifactId>
</dependency>
- Declare the xsd file of SOFABoot:
In the XML configuration file to be used, configure the declaration of the header xsd file to the followings. This enables development using the XML elements defined by SOFABoot.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<beans xmlns="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans"
xmlns:xsi="http://www .w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
xmlns:sofa="http://sofastack.io/schema/sofaboot"
xmlns:context="http://www.springframework.org/schema/context"
xsi:schemaLocation ="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans/spring-beans.xsd
http://sofastack.io/schema/sofaboot http://sofastack .io/schema/sofaboot.xsd"
Define service interface and implementation
public interface HelloSyncService {
String saySync(String string);
}
public class HelloSyncServiceImpl implements HelloSyncService {
@Override
public String saySync(String string) {
return string;
}
}
Publish service on server
Configure the followings in the xml file. When the Spring context is refreshed, SOFABoot registers the service implementation on the server, communicates with the client by bolt protocol, and publishes metadata such as address to registry center (local file is used as registry center by default).
<bean id="helloSyncServiceImpl" class="com.alipay.sofa.rpc.samples.invoke.HelloSyncServiceImpl"/>
<sofa:service ref="helloSyncServiceImpl" interface="com.alipay.sofa.rpc. samples.invoke.HelloSyncService"
<sofa:binding.bolt/>
</sofa:service>
Reference service by client
Configure the followings in the xml file. When the Spring context is refreshed, SOFABoot generates an RPC proxy bean, personReferenceBolt
. This allows you to use the bean directly in the code for remote call.
<sofa:reference id="helloSyncServiceReference" interface="com.alipay.sofa.rpc.samples.invoke.HelloSyncService">
<sofa:binding.bolt/>
</sofa:reference>
Run the project
The startup class of SpringBoot is coded as follows. The above xml file is loaded here using ImportResource.
@ImportResource({ "classpath*:rpc-sofa-boot-starter-samples.xml" })
@org.springframework.boot.autoconfigure.SpringBootApplication
public class SofaBootRpcSamplesApplication {
public static void main(String[] args) {
SpringApplication springApplication = new SpringApplication(SofaBootRpcSamplesApplication.class);
ApplicationContext applicationContext = springApplication.run(args);
HelloSyncService helloSyncServiceReference = (HelloSyncService) applicationContext
.getBean("helloSyncServiceReference");
System.out.println(helloSyncServiceReference.saySync("sync") );
}
}
The output result is as follows:
sync
By this step, you’ve completed service publishing and reference.


Source code for waves_gateway.service.attempt_list_worker
"""
AttemptListWorker
"""
import gevent.greenlet as greenlet
import logging
from waves_gateway.model import PollingDelayConfig
from .transaction_attempt_list_service import TransactionAttemptListService
from .pending_attempt_list_selector_service import PendingAttemptListSelectorService
import gevent
[docs]class AttemptListWorker(greenlet.Greenlet):
"""
This worker is intended to be spawned once or multiple times at the beginning of the application.
After that, it will reschedule itself in dynamic intervals.
The interval can never be less than the min_polling_delay and never be more than the max_polling_delay.
In every iteration the attempt_list_selector is queried for a pending attempt_list.
This attempt_list will then be processed by this worker.
"""
def __init__(self,
attempt_list_service: TransactionAttemptListService,
attempt_list_selector: PendingAttemptListSelectorService,
logger: logging.Logger,
worker_id: int,
min_polling_delay_s: float = PollingDelayConfig.DEFAULT_MIN_ATTEMPT_LIST_WORKER_DELAY_S,
max_polling_delay_s: float = PollingDelayConfig.DEFAULT_MAX_ATTEMPT_LIST_WORKER_DELAY_S) -> None:
greenlet.Greenlet.__init__(self)
self._attempt_list_service = attempt_list_service
self._polling_delay = 0
self._attempt_list_selector = attempt_list_selector
self._cancelled = False
self._logger = logger.getChild(AttemptListWorker.__name__ + '[' + str(worker_id) + ']')
self._delay_s = 0
self._min_polling_delay_s = min_polling_delay_s
self._max_polling_delay_s = max_polling_delay_s
self._first_run_complete = False
def _log_delay(self):
self._logger.debug('Sleeping %ss', str(self._delay_s))
def _run(self):
try:
while not self._cancelled or not self._first_run_complete:
current = None
try:
self._logger.debug('Trying to get new attempt list')
current = self._attempt_list_selector.lock_attempt_list()
if current is not None:
self._attempt_list_service.continue_transaction_attempt_list(current)
self._attempt_list_selector.release_attempt_list(current)
current = None
self._decrease_polling_delay()
self._logger.debug('Successfully finished')
else:
self._logger.debug('Nothing to do')
self._increase_polling_delay()
except BaseException as ex:
self._increase_polling_delay()
self._logger.error(ex, exc_info=True)
self._logger.debug("Execution has finished with errors")
finally:
if current is not None:
self._attempt_list_selector.release_attempt_list(current)
self._first_run_complete = True
self._log_delay()
gevent.sleep(self._delay_s)
finally:
self._logger.info("Cancelled")
def _decrease_polling_delay(self):
self._delay_s = self._delay_s - 1
if self._delay_s <= self._min_polling_delay_s:
self._delay_s = self._min_polling_delay_s
def _increase_polling_delay(self):
self._delay_s = self._delay_s + 1
if self._delay_s >= self._max_polling_delay_s:
self._delay_s = self._max_polling_delay_s
[docs] def cancel(self):
self._cancelled = True


public class ContractsDSL
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static java.util.Currency |
CHF |
static java.util.Currency |
EUR |
static Commodity |
FCOJ |
static java.util.Currency |
GBP |
static java.util.Currency |
USD |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static Amount<java.util.Currency> |
DOLLARS(int amount) |
static Amount<java.util.Currency> |
DOLLARS(double amount) |
static Amount<net.corda.core.contracts.Commodity> |
FCOJ(int amount) |
static Amount<java.util.Currency> |
POUNDS(int amount) |
static Amount<java.util.Currency> |
SWISS_FRANCS(int amount) |
static Commodity |
commodity(java.lang.String code) |
static java.util.Currency |
currency(java.lang.String code)
Defines a simple domain specific language for the specification of financial contracts. Currently covers:
|
static Amount<java.util.Currency> |
getDOLLARS(int $receiver) |
static Amount<java.util.Currency> |
getDOLLARS(double $receiver) |
static Amount<net.corda.core.contracts.Commodity> |
getFCOJ(int $receiver) |
static Amount<java.util.Currency> |
getPOUNDS(int $receiver) |
static Amount<java.util.Currency> |
getSWISS_FRANCS(int $receiver) |
static Issued<java.util.Currency> |
issued by(java.util.Currency $receiver,
PartyAndReference deposit) |
static Issued<net.corda.core.contracts.Commodity> |
issued by(Commodity $receiver,
PartyAndReference deposit) |
static Amount<net.corda.core.contracts.Issued> |
issued by(Amount<java.util.Currency> $receiver,
PartyAndReference deposit) |
static Issued<java.util.Currency> |
issuedBy(java.util.Currency $receiver,
PartyAndReference deposit) |
static Issued<net.corda.core.contracts.Commodity> |
issuedBy(Commodity $receiver,
PartyAndReference deposit) |
static Amount<net.corda.core.contracts.Issued> |
issuedBy(Amount<java.util.Currency> $receiver,
PartyAndReference deposit) |
static <C extends CommandData> |
requireSingleCommand(java.util.Collection<? extends net.corda.core.contracts.AuthenticatedObject<? extends net.corda.core.contracts.CommandData>> $receiver,
java.lang.Class<C> klass) |
static <R> R |
requireThat(kotlin.jvm.functions.Function1<? super net.corda.core.contracts.Requirements,? extends R> body) |
public static java.util.Currency USD
public static java.util.Currency GBP
public static java.util.Currency EUR
public static java.util.Currency CHF
public static Commodity FCOJ
public static java.util.Currency currency(java.lang.String code)
Defines a simple domain specific language for the specification of financial contracts. Currently covers:
Some utilities for working with commands.
Code for working with currencies.
An Amount type that represents a positive quantity of a specific currency.
A simple language extension for specifying requirements in English, along with logic to enforce them.
TODO: Look into replacing Currency and Amount with CurrencyUnit and MonetaryAmount from the javax.money API (JSR 354)
public static Commodity commodity(java.lang.String code)
public static Amount<java.util.Currency> DOLLARS(int amount)
public static Amount<java.util.Currency> DOLLARS(double amount)
public static Amount<java.util.Currency> POUNDS(int amount)
public static Amount<java.util.Currency> SWISS_FRANCS(int amount)
public static Amount<net.corda.core.contracts.Commodity> FCOJ(int amount)
public static Amount<java.util.Currency> getDOLLARS(int $receiver)
public static Amount<java.util.Currency> getDOLLARS(double $receiver)
public static Amount<java.util.Currency> getPOUNDS(int $receiver)
public static Amount<java.util.Currency> getSWISS_FRANCS(int $receiver)
public static Amount<net.corda.core.contracts.Commodity> getFCOJ(int $receiver)
public static Issued<java.util.Currency> issued by(java.util.Currency $receiver, PartyAndReference deposit)
public static Issued<net.corda.core.contracts.Commodity> issued by(Commodity $receiver, PartyAndReference deposit)
public static Amount<net.corda.core.contracts.Issued> issued by(Amount<java.util.Currency> $receiver, PartyAndReference deposit)
public static Issued<java.util.Currency> issuedBy(java.util.Currency $receiver, PartyAndReference deposit)
public static Issued<net.corda.core.contracts.Commodity> issuedBy(Commodity $receiver, PartyAndReference deposit)
public static Amount<net.corda.core.contracts.Issued> issuedBy(Amount<java.util.Currency> $receiver, PartyAndReference deposit)
public static <R> R requireThat(kotlin.jvm.functions.Function1<? super net.corda.core.contracts.Requirements,? extends R> body)
public static <C extends CommandData> AuthenticatedObject<C> requireSingleCommand(java.util.Collection<? extends net.corda.core.contracts.AuthenticatedObject<? extends net.corda.core.contracts.CommandData>> $receiver, java.lang.Class<C> klass)


Wechat is the most popular IM App nowadays in China. The Wechat MP could deliver various functions to Wechat users with its Developer API.
Recently I registered a Wechat MP for my Discourse forum E1zone and developed some server-side functions to fetch users’ information from the Discourse forum. This post includes the procedure of the implementation and some notes of technical details.
The code is now hosted in Github: discourse-wechat-mp.
The implemented functions:
- reply “?” to check usage.
- reply “最新” to get weekly highlights list
- reply “绑定” to bind Discourse account to Wechat account
- reply “解除绑定” to unbind.
- reply “消息” to check recent forum notifications.
Overview
Binding Wechat OpenID to Discourse User Account
- Store Discourse user API key, identification code and username in a database.
- discourse user request for the API key—>
- Administrators generate user API key —>
- Insert the entry which contains information of api_key，Discourse username，and identification code.—>
- send Wechat identification code to user—>
- Detect identification code from user reply —>
- validate the code, update database, add user’s wechat OpenID.
Highlights of The Implementation.
Discourse API called to fetch user notifications
curl http://localhost:3000/notifications.json?api_key=test_d7fd0429940&api_username=test_user
Fetching and Analyse Json Data with PHP
$json_url = "http://www.e1zone.de/top/weekly.json"; //weekly highlights
$json = file_get_contents($json_url);
if ($json != null){
$weekly = json_decode($json);
} else{
throw new Exception("Error Json Request", 1);
}
Function Overloading in PHP
Define a function with no parameter:
function db_operation(){
//--------------------------binding account
if (func_get_arg(0) == "bind") { //check the first param
$apikey = func_get_arg(1); //second
$fromUsername = func_get_arg(2); //third
...
Use sprintf() to get pre-defined string from template
$textTpl = "<xml>
<ToUserName><![CDATA[%s]]></ToUserName>
<FromUserName><![CDATA[%s]]></FromUserName>
<CreateTime>%s</CreateTime>
<MsgType><![CDATA[%s]]></MsgType>
<Content><![CDATA[%s]]></Content>
<FuncFlag>0</FuncFlag>
</xml>";
$resultStr .= sprintf($textTpl, $fromUsername, $toUsername, time(), $msgType, $text);
Connect to MySQL in PHP
This is not a quite up-to-dated way:
$connecTtion =mysql_connect($db_servername, $db_username, $db_password) OR DIE ("Unable to connect to database! Please try again later.");
if (!$connection){
$output = "服务器异常，请稍后重试。";
}else{
mysql_select_db("discourseUsers");
// select operations
//check if this user has already binded to an account
$sql = "SELECT `openID`,`username` FROM `account_binding` WHERE `openID` = '".$fromUsername."';";
$result = mysql_query($sql);
if (mysql_num_rows($result) > 0) {
$record = mysql_fetch_array($result);
$output = $record["username"];
mysql_close($connection);
return $output;
It is better to use mysqli() instead:
$servername = "localhost";
$username = "username";
$password = "password";
// Create connection
$conn = new mysqli($servername, $username, $password);
// Check connection
if ($conn->connect_error) {
die("Connection failed: " . $conn->connect_error);
}
echo "Connected successfully";
Note on the object-oriented example above: $connect_error was broken until PHP 5.2.9 and 5.3.0. If you need to ensure compatibility with PHP versions prior to 5.2.9 and 5.3.0, use the following code instead: // Check connection if (mysqli_connect_error()) { die(“Database connection failed: “ . mysqli_connect_error()); }
Verify String’s Format
Use function “preg_match(pattern,variable)” ` if (preg_match(“/[A-Za-z0-9]+/”, $form_Content) && strlen($form_Content) == 8) { …} ` The example here checks whether the $form_Content contains only letters and numbers and the length of the string is exactly 8. It is used to detect the identification code. It is better to have user operation state stored in the server-side. However, taken the Chinese’s input habit into account, it is feasible. It is really rare to have a reply which contains only letters and numbers from a Chinese user.
Basic PHP form
- Check user’s input:
// define variables and set to empty values
$username = $api = $userbindingkey = "";
$usernameErr = $apiErr = $userbindingkeyErr = "";
if ($_SERVER["REQUEST_METHOD"] == "POST") {
if (empty($_POST["username"])) {
$usernameErr = "Username 是必填的";
} else {
$username = test_input($_POST["username"]);
}
...
}
function test_input($data) {
$data = trim($data); //remove spaces
$data = stripslashes($data); //remove slashes
$data = htmlspecialchars($data); // translate special characters for security reason
return $data;
}
The form is written as following:
<form method="post" action="<?php echo htmlspecialchars($_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]);?>">
<input id="username" type="text" placeholder="输入用户名" class="input-xlarge">
* <?php echo $usernameErr;?>
<input id="api" name="api" type="text" placeholder="API_key" class="input-xlarge" onkeyup="keyupFunction()">
* <?php echo $apiErr;?>

<button id="confirm" name="confirm" class="btn btn-success" type="submit">确定</button>
</form>
-
form submit to the page self, in order to show the info in the same page:
<form method="post" action="<?php echo htmlspecialchars($_SERVER["PHP_SELF"]);?>">
-
When user release a key while input, call a function
onkeyup="keyupFunction()"
Following is the function in JS:
function keyupFunction(){
var api = document.getElementById("api").value;
var apilast8 = api.slice(-8); //last 8 letters
document.getElementById("userbindingkey").value = apilast8;
}


Rupee opens lower at 71.36 per dollar
In the near term the rupee may trade in the range of 70.80 and 71.60, says Rushabh Maru, Research Analyst - Currency and Commodity, Anand Rathi Shares and Stock Brokers.
The Indian rupee opened lower by 8 paise at 71.36 per dollar on Monday versus Friday's close 71.28.
"Moody's decision to change its outlook to negative from stable is a matter of concern. But it is unlikely to have major impact on the rupee in the near term," said Rushabh Maru, Research Analyst - Currency and Commodity, Anand Rathi Shares and Stock Brokers.
"There is lot of optimism regarding the trade deal between the US and China. Hence this may provide relief to the rupee."
"Domestic and global equities remain strong. This may also support the rupee. Focus will now shift to India's macroeconomic data to be released in the next week. In the near term the rupee may trade in the range of 70.80 and 71.60," he added.
Oil prices fell on Monday on renewed caution over the prospects of a trade deal between the United States and China, with investors shrugging off comments over the weekend by US President Donald Trump that talks were going well.
The dollar held near multi-week highs amid optimism that the United States and China would roll back tariffs that have hurt global growth.
The dollar-rupee November contract on the NSE was at 71.35 in the previous session. Open interest declined 2.97% in the previous session, said ICICIdirect.
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The appearance of cells can be modified in various ways. First, the grid provides default templates for certain data types. Second, the
internal behavior can be overwritten by providing a template with the same name , such as '#boolean'. Third, the model can provide a
@UiHint('template')
decorator, whereas 'template' is the name of a custom template. All three variants can be mixed.


Cold Brew Coffee Soda Float
Total time: 10 minutes
The coffee is so cold that the ice cream doesn’t melt quickly, so you can scoop those coconut crusted ice cream spoon bites right from the top. Then push the ice cream down and swirl it all around.
And drink four of them. Oops?
Source: How Sweet Eats
To make the cold brew, add the grounds to a large bowl or pitcher/container/jar. Add the water and stir to mix. Let this mixture sit overnight in the fridge. I have heard both ways: at room temperature and overnight. I prefer it from the fridge. (Also as a note, sometimes I made this in my french press too. I just don’t have a huge one.)
The next morning, strain the coffee through a few layers of cheesecloth or a coffee filter. It’s key to reduce the granules.
Fill a glass with crushed ice or coffee ice cubes (or omg, mind blown – crushed coffee ice cubes?) and pour your cold brew overtop, a little more than halfway. Add in the two shots of espresso. Add in the club soda and stir. Taste and see if it’s bubbly enough for you – if not, add a touch more!
Scoop the ice cream on top and slightly push it down into the cold brew. At this point, you can drink it like this or swirl the ice cream until it melts. Or you can drizzle on a little chocolate and sprinkle some coconut!


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Supplementary material for this article is available at
Section S1. Calibration of pressure using emission line of ruby sphere
Section S2. Crystal quality and layer orientation of (PEA) 2PbI 4 flake
Section S3. Band structure and bandgap evolution under pressure
Section S4. Analyses of the quantum confinement effects under pressure
Section S5. The reversibility of (PEA) 2PbI 4 under pressure revealed by Raman spectra
Section S6. The fitting of the trPL spectra under different pressures
Section S7. The enhancement of exciton radiative recombination
Section S8. The lattice angles of (PEA) 2PbI 4 under different pressures
Section S9. The quantitative analyses of the [PbI 6] 4− octahedral distortion and rotation
Fig. S1. The selected PL spectra of ruby sphere under different pressures.
Fig. S2. SEM images on the section view of a typical as-grown crystal of (PEA) 2PbI 4.
Fig. S3. The first-principles calculation of band structure and bandgap evolution.
Fig. S4. Pressure dependence of effective mass of electron and hole in (PEA) 2PbI 4.
Fig. S5. The optical micrographs of the (PEA) 2PbI 4 crystal inside DAC under different pressures.
Fig. S6. The low–wave number Raman spectra and peak shift of (PEA) 2PbI 4 under different pressures.
Fig. S7. The temperature-dependent PL spectra of (PEA) 2PbI 4.
Fig. S8. The biexponential fitting of the trPL spectra of (PEA) 2PbI 4 under different pressures.
Fig. S9. The lattice angles of (PEA) 2PbI 4 under different pressures.
Fig. S10. The octahedral distortion and rotation evaluated by synchrotron radiation XRD and first-principles calculation.
Table S1. The fitting parameters of trPL and calculated average PL lifetime.
Movie S1. A video displaying the lattice structure evolution under pressure.


{%extends "Djapp/base_generic.html" %} {% block content %}
Welcome to LocalLibrary, a very basic Django website
The library has the following record counts:


Background
The Secure Shell (SSH) is a well known utility for securely logging into remote hosts. It’s also been widely used as a secure remote execution framework. Today, well known tools in the area of configuration management leverage SSH to safely manage state across thousands of hosts. Many systems administrators reach for SSH when they have to automate execution of scripts across distributed hosts, and others use it every day to log into remote systems on cloud platforms.
At Mesosphere, we’re building the next generation of highly available, distributed task schedulers. Our core product is the Data Center Operating System (DCOS). DCOS is a mixture of many open and closed source products, primarily among them Apache Mesos and Zookeeper.
The DCOS runs at scale (we have customers running production deployments of 50,000 nodes), across thousands of machines. It’s primary goal is to abstract away the mundane and technically challenging process of deploying highly available applications. The DCOS consists of masters and agents. In a typical production deployment you have 3 to 5 masters and ‘n’ number of agents that comprise the core resources of your cluster.
Installation Challenge
The DCOS is a highly stable, highly available system. It can withstand network partitions and master host failures. However, installation of the DCOS has always been a tricky endeavor. Each cluster has site-specific customizations which must be translated into configuration files for various pieces of the DCOS ecosystem. These configuration files need to be compiled into a shippable package and those packages need to be installed on tens of thousands of hosts.
This configuration generation process differs based on locality: is the deployment in AWS or another cloud platform where we might not know master IP addresses before deployment? Is the deployment behind a VRRP or other master-host load balancer such as an ELB? Is the customer using zookeeper, S3 or a shared file system for Exhibitor’s bootstrapping process?
SSH Deployment
The first version of the DCOS installer consisted of a utility that read in a JSON configuration file which declared site-specific customizations, and generated a bootstrap and associated packages. However, the end-user was left to develop a way to ship those components or make them available to our install script, which itself had to be shipped around to hosts and somehow executed.
It became apparent that we needed a way to automate the entire installation process across the cluster. We could not use traditional tools to do this. Where in a previous life I could reach for Puppet, Chef or Ansible to do this distributed dirty work, we could not pigeon hole customers into deploying one of these systems. We had to stick to system utilities and embody a “leave no trace” policy - the only artifact the installer should leave is a working DCOS master or agent installation on each host.
Design Concept
Mesosphere is a Python shop, being able to leverage an existing library to do the SSHing would be fantastic. We vetted the following libraries:
- Ansible SSH Library
- Salt SSH Library
- Paramiko
- Parallel SSH
- Async SSH
- Subprocess (shelling out to SSH)
Unfortunately, every library we tried we were unable to implement. The library was either not compatible with Python 3x or had licensing restrictions. This left us with concurrent subprocess calls to the SSH executable. This wasn’t something that we were particularly fond of, because if you’ve ever seen how much code it takes to make this a viable option (just look at Ansible’s SSH runner class) you can understand it’s not trivial.
Also, our final product would be a web-based GUI with a CLI utility. The library we chose must be compatible with asyncio, which will be the web framework of the final HTTP API. Finally, the entire library had to be bullet proof.
Lessons
Security Restrictions
RequireTTY
/etc/sudoers
has a default policy on most systems to requiretty
if you’re executing sudo
. That means, if you ssh user@host
and don’t attach a TTY to your session, you’ll be disallowed from from executing sudo installmyapp.sh
even if user is allowed in sudoers.
The fix for this is to implement your ssh session as ssh -t user@host
. This tells the remote host to attach a PTY to to session. At the most basic level you’re telling the host that you’re an interactive shell. However, since we’re executing SSH in a subprocess, that’s actually not true.
To have SSH allocate a PTY to the subprocess you can execute ssh -tt user@host
, now we have two allocated PTY’s, one on each end of the session. This works great if you’re executing SSH on a host machine, but of course our installer is running as a docker container. If you execute a SSH session from the docker container and you didn’t execute the container in interactive mode and allocate a PTY with docker -it
you won’t be able to read in the STDOUT and STDERR from the remote machine.
The final fix is the allocate PTY on your docker container and both ends of the SSH session:
SSH Binary in Docker:PTY -> Docker Container:PTY -> Docker Host:PTY -> Remote Host SSH Binary:PTY
Users
Everyone one expects your SSH deployer to use the user they currently are. This isn’t easy to achieve if you’re application is in Docker. You must run a privileged container and allow it to access these parts of the host system. That’s not always desired either.


List of core Wasm debugging user stories that must be supported appropriately by DevTools.
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|---|---|
int |
getReceiveBufferSize() |
int |
getSendBufferSize() |
int |
getTrafficClass() |
boolean |
isReuseAddress() |
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setReceiveBufferSize(int size)
Set the receive buffer size for connections created by this instance to
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T |
setReuseAddress(boolean reuse)
Set the reuseAddress setting for connections created by this instance to
reuse . |
T |
setSendBufferSize(int size)
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size in bytes. |
T |
setTrafficClass(int trafficClass)
Set the trafficClass setting for connections created by this instance to
trafficClass . |
T setSendBufferSize(int size)
size
in bytes.T setReceiveBufferSize(int size)
size
in bytes.T setReuseAddress(boolean reuse)
reuse
.T setTrafficClass(int trafficClass)
trafficClass
.int getSendBufferSize()
int getReceiveBufferSize()
boolean isReuseAddress()
int getTrafficClass()


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fop-ttfreader [options] fontfile.ttf xmlfile.xml
with this option you can create a WinAnsi encoded font. The default is to create a s-1CIDs0 keyed font. If you're not going to use characters outside the pdfencoding range (almost the same as iso-8889-1) you can add this option.
if you're reading data from TrueType Collection (.ttc file) you must specify which font from the collection you will read metrics from. If you read from a .ttc file without this option, the fontnames will be listed for you.
default is to use the fontname in the .ttf file, but you can override that name to make sure that the embedded font is used (if you're embedding fonts) instead of installed fonts when viewing documents with Acrobat Reader.
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--- author: Capulet categories: app date: '2011-07-07 16:57:53' permalink: /2011/07/07/convertigo-mobilizer-uses-phonegap-build-apis/ slug: convertigo-mobilizer-uses-phonegap-build-apis status: publish title: Convertigo Mobilizer Uses PhoneGap Build APIs type: post format: html categories: - PhoneGap Build tags_old: - convertigo - phonegap - phonegap build ---
Congratulations to our friends over at Convertigo who launched Convertigo Mobilizer this week! Here's the blog post they published today about integrating PhoneGap Build into their project:
One of the exciting features of Convertigo Moblizer is the ability to build cross platform native applications on iOS, Android, and BlackBerry. This features was made possible by integrating PhoneGap Build APIs in the Convertigo Server.
PhoneGap provides the ability to wrap any HTML5 based application in a native mobile application, and to leverage all mobile features such as sensors, camera, phonebooks etc.
Convertigo Mobilizer uses the cloud-based build service from PhoneGap. Any Convertigo Shared Cloud (free on our trial sever) user can deploy its project on the Convertigo Server and just click a button to build instantly the 5 platforms — iPhone3 iPhone4, iPad, Android and BlackBerry applications. Convertigo on-premises users can also benefit from this service, they just have to sign up an account on PhoneGap Build and to configure Convertigo to use this account.
With the combination of Convertigo and PhoneGap, developers can now benefit a true mobile cross-platform technology to build enterprise mobile applications connected to the back-office business applications.


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Tcl_CreateTrace, Tcl_CreateObjTrace, Tcl_DeleteTrace - arrange for command execution to be traced
#include <tcl.h>
Tcl_Trace
Tcl_CreateTrace(interp, level, proc, clientData)
Tcl_Trace
Tcl_CreateObjTrace(interp, level, flags, objProc,
clientData, deleteProc)
Tcl_DeleteTrace(interp, trace)
Tcl_CreateObjTrace arranges for command tracing. After it is called, objProc will be invoked before the Tcl interpreter calls any command procedure when evaluating commands in interp. The return value from Tcl_CreateObjTrace is a token for the trace, which may be passed to Tcl_DeleteTrace to remove the trace. There may be many traces in effect simultaneously for the same interpreter.
objProc should have arguments and result that match the type, Tcl_CmdObjTraceProc:
typedef int Tcl_CmdObjTraceProc( ClientData clientData, Tcl_Interp* interp, int level, CONST char* command, Tcl_Command commandToken, int objc, Tcl_Obj *CONST objv[] );
The clientData and interp parameters are copies of the corresponding arguments given to Tcl_CreateTrace. ClientData typically points to an application-specific data structure that describes what to do when objProc is invoked. The level parameter gives the nesting level of the command (1 for top-level commands passed to Tcl_Eval by the application, 2 for the next-level commands passed to Tcl_Eval as part of parsing or interpreting level-1 commands, and so on). The command parameter points to a string containing the text of the command, before any argument substitution. The commandToken parameter is a Tcl command token that identifies the command to be invoked. The token may be passed to Tcl_GetCommandName, Tcl_GetCommandTokenInfo, or Tcl_SetCommandTokenInfo to manipulate the definition of the command. The objc and objv parameters designate the final parameter count and parameter vector that will be passed to the command, and have had all substitutions performed.
The objProc callback is expected to return a standard Tcl status return code. If this code is TCL_OK (the normal case), then the Tcl interpreter will invoke the command. Any other return code is treated as if the command returned that status, and the command is not invoked.
The objProc callback must not modify objv in any way. It is, however, permissible to change the command by calling Tcl_SetCommandTokenInfo prior to returning. Any such change takes effect immediately, and the command is invoked with the new information.
Tracing will only occur for commands at nesting level less than or equal to the level parameter (i.e. the level parameter to objProc will always be less than or equal to the level parameter to Tcl_CreateTrace).
Tracing has a significant effect on runtime performance because it causes the bytecode compiler to refrain from generating in-line code for Tcl commands such as if and while in order that they may be traced. If traces for the built-in commands are not required, the flags parameter may be set to the constant value TCL_ALLOW_INLINE_COMPILATION. In this case, traces on built-in commands may or may not result in trace callbacks, depending on the state of the interpreter, but run-time performance will be improved significantly. (This functionality is desirable, for example, when using Tcl_CreateObjTrace to implement an execution time profiler.)
Calls to objProc will be made by the Tcl parser immediately before it calls the command procedure for the command (cmdProc). This occurs after argument parsing and substitution, so tracing for substituted commands occurs before tracing of the commands containing the substitutions. If there is a syntax error in a command, or if there is no command procedure associated with a command name, then no tracing will occur for that command. If a string passed to Tcl_Eval contains multiple commands (bracketed, or on different lines) then multiple calls to objProc will occur, one for each command.
Tcl_DeleteTrace removes a trace, so that no future calls will be made to the procedure associated with the trace. After Tcl_DeleteTrace returns, the caller should never again use the trace token.
When Tcl_DeleteTrace is called, the interpreter invokes the deleteProc that was passed as a parameter to Tcl_CreateObjTrace. The deleteProc must match the type, Tcl_CmdObjTraceDeleteProc:
typedef void Tcl_CmdObjTraceDeleteProc( ClientData clientData );
The clientData parameter will be the same as the clientData parameter that was originally passed to Tcl_CreateObjTrace.
Tcl_CreateTrace is an alternative interface for command tracing, not recommended for new applications. It is provided for backward compatibility with code that was developed for older versions of the Tcl interpreter. It is similar to Tcl_CreateObjTrace, except that its proc parameter should have arguments and result that match the type Tcl_CmdTraceProc:
typedef void Tcl_CmdTraceProc( ClientData clientData, Tcl_Interp *interp, int level, char *command, Tcl_CmdProc *cmdProc, ClientData cmdClientData, int argc, CONST char *argv[]);
The parameters to the proc callback are similar to those of the objProc callback above. The commandToken is replaced with cmdProc, a pointer to the (string-based) command procedure that will be invoked; and cmdClientData, the client data that will be passed to the procedure. The objc parameter is replaced with an argv parameter, that gives the arguments to the command as character strings. Proc must not modify the command or argv strings.
If a trace created with Tcl_CreateTrace is in effect, inline compilation of Tcl commands such as if and while is always disabled. There is no notification when a trace created with Tcl_CreateTrace is deleted. There is no way to be notified when the trace created by Tcl_CreateTrace is deleted. There is no way for the proc associated with a call to Tcl_CreateTrace to abort execution of command.
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- Press any key to terminate the current application.
- Press CTRL+ALT+DEL to restart your computer. You will lose unsaved information in any programs that are running.


Next 4 challenges are about seasons. This word comes from French "saison" and is similar to Romanian "sezon". Maj word for season represents a noun and is read: /siza/. Also you can refer to a season using the more common word "tepa" = time.
Dictionary:
- foro-tepa: flourished time = spring
- soro-tepa: sunny time = summer
- luvo-tepa: rainy time = autumn
- nejo-tepa: snowy time = winter
Challenge 1:
Translate:
- The trees were blooming.
- It was spring; my favorite season.
Dictionary:
- Arba = tree
- sh floru = to bloom
- fevo = favorite
Maj:
- Le Arbe sonu-pa floro.
- Lo sonu-pa foro-tepa; mi fevo siza.
Challenge 2:
Translate:
- Outside it is now suny and all fields are green.
- It is the summer. I'm going on vacation.
Dictionary:
- eksa = outside
- felda = field
- vatsa = vacation
- andu = going
- soro = sunny
- oma felde = all fields
- sonu geno = are green
Maj:
- eksa oi sonu soro ci oma felde sonu geno;
- lo sonu la soro-tepa; ea andu yn vatsa;
Challenge 3:
Translate:
- The leaves of all trees soon will be yellow.
- Without any doubt it will be the autumn.
Dictionary:
- le xoje = the leafs
- ome Arbe = all trees
- sonu-va = will be
- ielo = yellow
- seo = soon
- uko = without
- duda = doubt
- oce = any
Maj:
- le xoje de ome Arbe seo sonu-va ielo;
- uko oce duda lo sonu-va luvo-tepa;
Note: In this example we have used the adverb "seo" = soon before the verb sonu-va. The adverb can be placed in front of the verb. Another issue is that ielo is an adjective placed after the verb sonu-va. In this case the adjective is referring to the subject xoje.
Challenge 4:
Translate:
- In the winter there will be a lot of snow.
- We must wear warm clothes and gloves.
Dictionary
- fil = much
- neja = snow
- vetu= to wear/ to dress
- cado = warm
- ropa = clothes
- gune = gloves
Maj:
- in la nejo-tepa sonu-va fil neja;
- noi dovu sh vetu rope cado cy gune;
Note:
Observe the order of words in Maj is OA: (Object Adjective): "ropa cado". You can use "cado-ropa". This is a composite word created using the A-O pattern. This is the secret of inversion, you must use dash between the two words


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Running the UserPreference Sample
This sample is a mobile application that demonstrates how to use Amazon DynamoDB to store a user preferences using the AWS iOS SDK.
For a more detailed description of the code, please visit this writeup.
- Open the AWSiOSSDK/samples/UserPreference/UserPreference.xcodeproj project file in Xcode.
- Configure the sample with your AWS security credentials or WIF
- If using AWS security credentials:
- Open the Constants.h file.
- Modify the ACCESS_KEY_ID and SECRET_KEY definitions with your AWS Credentials.
- If using WIF, see the README files under AWSiOSSDK/samples/S3_WIF_PersonalFileStore/
- Run the project.


I’m an editorialist… at Arc Rewrite
This quote by Moeka in the popular visual novel Steins Gate is what spawned this blog, both in name and design. The concepts it covers all revolve around some facet of the girl: Her depression, her obsession with technology (Not being able to talk without it, constantly searching for the IBN5100). Even this sites design is based on her. Also because I’m a very shitty web designer.


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This command will create a timer that will generate a Timer Tick event at the requested frequency.
Use this command in conjunction with the WaitEvent or WaitTimer to control the speed of program execution. You will typically use this in your main screen redraw loop to control the playback speed to match the desired number of frames per second. The frequency should be set to the number of frames you require per second, allowing you to draw each frame on receipt of each tick event. This will prevent your games from playing back too fast on computers faster than yours. Use of this system is VERY GOOD practice, as your game will be played on a variety of computers. If you use WaitTimer, program execution halts until a tick event is received. If you use WaitEvent, the CPU is free to perform alternate tasks until a tick event is received. Therefore it is recommended that you use the WaitEvent method in preference to WaitTimer. You should never use the WaitTimer AND WaitEvent methods of controlling speed at the same time, as you will 'lose' ticks. See also: WaitTimer, WaitEvent, TimerTicks, ResetTimer, PauseTimer, ResumeTimer, FreeTimer. |
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; create a window
WinHandle=CreateWindow("Timer Functions",100,100,200,150,0,25) ; and create a couple of buttons buttonReset=CreateButton("Reset Timer",10,10,180,20,WinHandle) buttonPause=CreateButton("Pause Timer",10,40,180,20,WinHandle) ; and create our timer (one hundred ticks per second) timer = CreateTimer(100) ; and now a loop to demonstrate it in action Repeat event=WaitEvent() ; exit when we receive a Window Close event If event=$803 Then End ; reset / pause / resume the timer if the user hits the buttons If event=$401 Then If EventSource()=buttonReset Then ResetTimer timer If EventSource()=buttonPause Then If GadgetText(buttonPause)="Pause Timer" Then PauseTimer timer SetGadgetText buttonPause,"Resume Timer" Else ResumeTimer timer SetGadgetText buttonPause,"Pause Timer" End If End If End If ; update the screen on timer tick If event=$4001 Then time# = TimerTicks(timer)/100.0 SetStatusText WinHandle,"Ticks : " + TimerTicks(timer) + ", Time : " + time + " seconds" End If Forever End ; bye! |


 This means that either project can be chosen if it is available.
You will learn which projects are available, if any, with a probability of 50%. You can increase this probability by using your endowment to make a contribution of points. The contribution can be any number from the list: {0, 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49, 64, 81, 100}.
{% formfield group.contribution_1 label="Please choose your contribution:" %}
(II) Suppose that participant A has chosen Option 2. This means that Project Y cannot be chosen even if it is available.
You will learn which projects are available, if any, with a probability of 50%. You can increase this probability by using your endowment to make a contribution of points. The contribution can be any number from the list:{0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50}.
{% formfield group.contribution_2 label="Please choose your contribution:" %}


Personalised Clothes
The JavaScript file personalises the web page according to user settings specified in a JSON file, which trigger by the tag name, role, coga-importance attribute and coga-function attribute.
It makes the following changes:
It makes the following changes:
- hides and displays elements that are less important
- adds/changes icon
- changes text
- changes style
- adds/changes tooltip
- adds/changes access key


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Match History
Subdivided by challenger name
Master LugoChallenger:{{params.name}}
{{params.name}}Match History
Settings
settings are for wimps


{% extends "base.html" %} {% set active_page = "about" %} {% block content %}
To search for photography locations for the subject matter of your choice, go to the landing page and type your search keywords into the box. SnapAssist will then search through its database to find photos with matching tags, cluster the photos using their geolocations, and plot the photos and clusters on a map.
On the map, the centre of each cluster is denoted by a blue pin. Clicking the pin provides summary statistics and representative photos (and their EXIF data). The clusters' centres are determined by averaging the longitudes and latitudes of their constituent photos, weighted by the number of views of each photo. The clusters' ranks (#1, above) come from ordering the clusters' average number of views per photo divided by their number of photos, a joint measure of the quality of the photos taken at a location and how original the location is.
For information on how SnapAssist works, please see the readme on its GitHub page.
SnapAssist was created by Chenchong Charles Zhu as part of the Fall 2018 Insight Data Science fellowship in Toronto. Its companion presentation can be found on YouTube:


@layout("Solutions", "problem", Seq(routes.Assets.versioned("javascripts/solutionList.js").toString()), Seq()) { Problem List Solution List My Submissions My Solved Problems
Showing most resent solutions to all problems by all users.


WITNESS LIST Public Education Committee (SUBCOMMITTEE ON Technical Formula Issues) February 21, 2005-12:00A Technical Formula Issues On: Anderson, David (Texas Education Agency) Casey, Daniel (Self) Keller, Harrison (Speaker Craddick) Pierce, Wayne (Equity Center) Wisnoski, Joe (Texas Education Agency)


Figure images found in articles related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Article page images to provide context when examining figures.
Metadata to classify attributes of each Article and Figure. Metadata attributes are listed below.
An explanation of each attribute can be found on the Metadata Documentation .


| DOSE: |
14 ml |
oral |
2C-T-2 |
(liquid) |
C had obtained 500mg of 2C-T-2 and had split it into two halves by eye, leaving (approximately) 250mg for this experiment. The 2C-T-2 was dissolved in 250ml of de-ionised water giving a solution of about 1mg/ml, which now had to be calibrated by bioassay... :)
T= 0:00
C takes 18mL and I take 14 as it's my first time with this compound and the strength of the solution could be off by as much as 25%. The taste is mildly bitter, but really not too bad.
T= 0:30
The first effects become apparent. +/-
T= 0:40
Feels very similar to 2C-I. a 1+ now. Getting 'waves' of effect, characterized by body rushes similar to MDMA, but smoother and less intense.
T= 0:50
Visual effects such as increased colour intensity and breathing of surfaces noticed. A 1.5+ Slight mouth watering and nausea.
T= 1:25
Effects have been increasing in waves, nausea fading in and out but now seems to have gone. A bit of muscle tension around the shoulders so I take some magnesium.
T= 1:45
My level seems to be a fair bit lower than C's so I take a supplement of 1.5mL.
T= 2:00
We decide to go for a walk in the park. I begin to feel the supplement.
T= 2:10
Definitely more visuals now, mostly very intense colour, and cycling of colours through green, brown and red. Everything has taken on a somewhat greenish hue. Thought processes surprisingly normal. C's level was higher than mine, he was getting visuals intense enough to distract him from walking. He says, 'If I were this tripped out on acid, I'd pretty much be incapacitated.' The narrow and twisting pathways in the park are very interesting. All the fallen pine needles and moss on the path create a brilliant 'rainbow road' effect.
T= 2:30
Not getting any higher now. Plateau lasts maybe a couple of hours and then a slow and pleasant decline to normalcy. Will definitely repeat again, at a slightly higher dosage, perhaps 16mL to start. We suspect the solution we made contains slightly more than 1mg/ml.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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